BSEB Class 10th ENGLISH CH-1 The Pace For Living Quiz with MANOJAVAM CLASSES
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The author of 'The Pace for Living ' wants to dine in London and lunch in : 
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The people now think faster than people did :
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How does the writer classify himself as a thinker in 'The Pace for Living' ?
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People now a days think ......... than ancient times.
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In the essay 'The Pace for Living' the Corn merchant is ............ 
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In ' The pace for Living', the author saw a play in : 
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In 'The pace for Living ', R.C. Hutchinson discusses:
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The author of the story 'The Pace for Living' enjoyed going in a car at .......... 
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How many gir were there in the film?
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Which tribe did the author belong?
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The essay 'The Pace for Living', captures the agony of ........ 
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In 'The Pace of Living', the author discusses:
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Mental activities of our time tend to follow the peace of :
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Who was cheating the corn-merchant?
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Rapid movement gives you a superficial sense of :
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Who had the fantastic opinion of spending $ 10 on a holiday?
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R.C. Hutchinson was a .......
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The author finds himself in a hopeless situation when he goes to watch the :
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The author admits that quick travel does not give the traveller the real ....... of travel.
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The main character in the play which the author saw was a/an ..... corn-merchant.
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In 'The Pace for Living', the writer captures the agony of ....... man.
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In 'The Pace for Living', the author says that ........ are designed to test the mental speed of a person.
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'The Pace for Living' is written by :
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The author in 'The Pace for Living ' enjoys :
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The corn-merchant was getting ...... by his nephew in 'The Pace for Living'.
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Slow thinkers have a disadvantage when it comes to getting a .......... 
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Hutchinson was sure that he will score the lowest marks in any ...... test.
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Slow thiners are ndicapped in the business of  getting a ..........
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Accrding rto the author, intelligence test are designed .......
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The ancestors had o do without the pleasures of :
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"The Pace For Living" is written by ...........
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The  chief character in the play in 'The Pace for Living' was man of many :
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Where did the writer of ' The Pace For Living ' watch the play?
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R. C. Hutchinson was .........
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The main character in "Pace for Living", which the author saw was a/an ........ core merchant.
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The author admits tht quick trave! does not give the traveller the real ...... of travel.
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In "The Pace for Living",the writer captures the avony of ........ man. 
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Where the author saw a play in which a corn-merchant was the chief chareacter?
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Who had the fantastic notion of spending Rs.10 on a holiday?
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Who was cheating the corn-merchant?
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Who did like fast travelling?
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Who didn't dislike the rapid movement of life?
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Which word in the passage stands for worship?
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Which tribe did the author belong?
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How many girls were in film?
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The main character in the play which the author saw was a/an ...... corn-merchant.
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Slow thinkers have a disadvantage when it comes to earning a .......... . 
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Who was a man of many anxieties and had a dicky heart?
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Who exhibits an exceptional flair for touching the sensitive issues of the contemporary society?
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What was the most enchanting line in the play?
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The man's complaint was so gloriously irrelevant to his
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The  speaker goes in a car at ........ .
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The elderly corn-merchant was a man of ....... .
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The Irish get a subtle truth by the most unlikely .......... .
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To dine in LonDon and ......... in New York next day seems to me most satisfactory experiences.
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Slow thinkers are terribly ..... in the business of getting a living.
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All the tests, today are designed to measure ......... .
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The chief character of the play was 
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Altogether the pace of life was getting too much for 
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The agony of moderm man is captured by
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The speaker adores the machines the hurl one about at 
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The elderly Corn-merchant lived in
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Who was a man of many anxieties?
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T dine in London and lunch in New York next day seems to the narrator
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Tose who o not think fast in the High street nowadays may not get another chance in this world to
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Weak-hearted means same as 
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When he narrator goes to cinema, he finds himself in
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Illustration means same as
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The correct meaning of anxieties is 
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The antonym of 'rapid' is
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The synonym of 'prejudice' is
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Which of the following words is an adjective ?
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Who saw a play in Dublin not long ago ?
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